La Douceur de Siam

Parfums Dusita La Douceur De Siam by Pissara Umavijani (Sample) New (Review) this is classified as an Oriental Floral, the notes are, Ylang-Ylang, Champaca, Frangipani, Amber, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Cloves and Violet Leaf. La Douceur De Siam by Pissara Umavijani is the fifth fragrance from her Parfums Dusita house, which is nothing short of brilliant and very masterfully done. I have been raving endlessly about this house for months and with good reason, Pissara has a wonderfully thoughtful nose, and has a way of making her fragrances have a vintage feel, yet have a modern edge. This fragrance is a tropical flower, creamy, a touch sweet and spicy beauty, in particular I love the clove note in this, even though it's soft, it gives the fragrance a nice bite and puts it over the top for me. An infinite color of midnight blue, a tropical flower that lies silently by the light of the glowing moon, the rush of natures tide that brings me inner peace and tranquility. A subtle embrace as I'm floating above the distant sea of melody, this innocent beauty, a rebirth of purity, a tearful cleansing that takes me through warm tropical serenity. A sea of pale white sand, palm trees swaying off in the distance, a colorful sunset that's full of dreams and precious memories, a feeling of spirituality and graceful beauty. A place of sanctuary and warm hues of pink and blue, a paradise of musical rhythm and divine scenery, a magical moment of magnificence, love and solitude J.Sagona (2016) I get a brilliant, heady, white floral nuanced, with a touch of citrus frangipani, that intertwines with a tropical fruit tinged, exotic, ylang, ylang, and a milky, rich, slightly green sandalwood. Then a dusted, warm, tangy, budding, aromatic clove, brightens a touch powdery, mildly sweet, natural smelling vanilla, and a vanilla nuanced, resinous, comforting amber. I get the Frangipani, Ylang-Ylang, Sandalwood, Amber, Vanilla and Cloves. it opens up with a bright, fizzy, frangipani, and a sweet, narcotic ylang-ylang. the frangipani and ylang-ylang are strong. After thirty minutes the frangipani dissipates, the ylang-ylang softens, in comes a warm, creamy sandalwood, and a woody, spicy clove, the sandalwood is strong, the clove is soft. After five hours the ylang-ylang and clove dissipate, the sandalwood softens, in comes a silky, dry vanilla, and a warm, resinous amber, the vanilla and amber are mild. La Douceur De Siam is a very bright, soft, sultry, sensual, yellow and white floral, thick, rich, citric nuances, unisex, it leans more feminine Oriental Floral fragrance. This would be beautiful in the Spring and Summer, I get average projection and good longevity, what else can I say other than it's a gorgeous magnum opus, 5/5 Stars. Parfums Dusita La Douceur De Siam will not be released until the end of 2016, if you are interested in some samples, please contact Pissara Umavijani for further information.

How are reviewers calling this one "Delicate"? I mean, one spray is leaving a scent trail. This is a beast, a mysterious goddess scent with a gutsy, rose-dominant elegance. She sweet, but strong, and it's an incredibly beguiling, complex scent that's a bit tough to pinpoint. I get rose, amber, some sharp beastly florals that lean toward sweetness and spices. I think many would dub this a sort of mesmerizing, femme fatale vibe, rich in spices and rose/amber, but also leaning sweet and vanilla. She's a queen, and perhaps something I would expect from the house of Amouage, not Dusita. One spray and I'm feeling the cinnamon and spiced rose, but honestly, this is sweeter and more approachable than say, Crimson Rocks by Amouage. More innocent, somehow. Wow. I blind bought this one, and I'm not sorry at all. I like the dark rose vibes, but without the resinous base notes that so often make a scent like this only appropriate at night or in winter. This is a bit lighter, with crazy projection--a sharp, rose and spices vanilla. Wow--she's gorgeous. Update: I could smell this on my skin at the gym THE NEXT MORNING. Has a middle eastern sensibility...strong and long lasting. Spray with caution. I'm puzzled why so many reviews say this is "light". I'm spraying from a full bottle. Maybe some of your samples are watered down? Update 2: I think this fragrance is VERY temperature dependent, impacting overall projection and sillage. I'm in south Texas, so the "beast" mode I experienced was on a warmer day, perhaps 80 degrees. On a cooler day, I sprayed 3 times and felt projection was mild to moderate. Because it doesn't have heavy-hitting base notes, it's just a bit more transitory. Hope this helps anyone deciding.

💐Very well blended flower bouquet Mostly roses with sweet, rich and warm exotic, tropical flowers (Champaca, Frangipani, Ylang-Ylang). The rose is just dominating so much that the experience of the other flowers which I was so interested in this blend don’t shine enough. I was expecting a little bit more uniqueness with Dusita dna but I don’t find it on my skin. On the other hand this is very amazing rose with the sweetness of tropical flowers. Some people describe this “retro” or “old fashioned” style but I don’t agree. The scent is potent in the opening but settles down into sophisticated beautiful floral. The base is creamy and soft with Vanilla and Sandalwood in it but surprisingly this doesn’t change sweeter in the drydown which is good. La Douceur de Siam may be too strong in the opening for some but otherwise this is the easiest perfume which Pissara has made for sure. I find myself reaching this mostly when I don’t have time or power at all to think the weather and match my mood, clothes and scent together. One of the most worn scents during summertime! EXACT NOTES ✨Top: Rose de Mai, Frangipani, Champaka, Carnation, Ylang Ylang, Violet leaf ✨Middle: Cinnamon, Thai Chalood Bark (a sensual woody, vanillic accord from old Siam ✨Base: Vanilla absolute, Sandalwood Mysore, Amber, Ambergris Thank you for reading, I hope my review was helpful. I would appreciate a lot if you want to follow me on IG and/or YouTube (English subtitles): @ninamariahperfumes It gives me a lot of motivation to write more. 🤗

‘A perfume of strange, nocturnal beauty, La Douceur de Siam is like walking into a Thai spice garden overhung with night-blooming flowers’ The above description so perfectly sums up my experience with this fragrance. This one is all about gorgeous exotic florals and spice. The fragrance opens with a burst of Rose de Mai, Ylang, Frangipani and Champaca on the skin. It’s worth mentioning that the Champaca Pissara has used in this is one of the best I have smelt in a fragrance. It’s rich, smooth and gives off a slight tea vibe that so perfectly captures the essence of the flower itself. After some time of the skin the fragrance reveals a spicer and sweeter side with Cinnamon, Mysore Sandalwood and Vanilla coming in to support those stunning florals. This is a fragrance that develops in several stages during its wear and you cannot help but feel happy when wearing it! For me this fragrance is transportive taking me back to carefree times spent in South East Asia and everything that is so beautifully exotic about it. Like all DUSITA fragrances the quality is second to none, and I love Pissara’s commitment to showcasing the finest raw materials. In regards to performance I get perhaps 6 hours on the skin and a moderate sillage during that time. The fragrance is absolutely unisex, and perfectly suited to warmer weather, (or let’s be honest, whenever you want 👏🏻) This fragrance is nothing short of perfection in my opinion and so it’s a 10/10 for me⭐️ IG: Nathan__jamesj

To begin with—I LOVE THAILAND. So when I saw the word Siam in a perfume’s name, and realized the creator was actually Thai, resistance was futile. I ordered a sample, took one sniff, and an hour later, I placed my first order from Parfums Dusita. This fragrance is a masterclass in exoticism without clichés. No coconut. No plumeria overload. Instead, here’s how you bottle an exotic dream: Lesson 1: Start with the best roses, then weave in ylang-ylang, frangipani, and the queen of tropical florals—champaca. Lesson 2: Add faint hints of violet leaves for a deep, green balance, keeping the florals from becoming overwhelming. Lesson 3: Deepen it with sandalwood, vanilla, and just a whisper of clove, creating a scent that is sweet, exotic, and utterly refined. The result? Sophisticated. Ethereal. Fresh yet warm. Green yet rosy. It’s my spring evening staple, a scent that transports me straight to a park in Bangkok, where these very notes float through the air in their natural habitat. Parfums Dusita didn’t just make a perfume—they bottled a memory I didn’t know I was longing for.